well, have you ever walked by a construction site and thought about getting behind the wheel of a bulldozer or excavator? then this is your story. it is about a park in sarasota, florida, that s become a sandbox for adults. clark foraker has more. for me, i think somebody just learning, use your hands reporter: colleen calls herself a hard hat granny. she s wanted to drive an excavator for as long as she can remember. so, out is open and in is closed. reporter: now a business in florida is giving her a chance. people at play has built a big kid playground where excavators and bulldozers rule and where anybody can get behind the wheel, no license required.
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butter and jelly. they say they usually have enough bread but the peanut butter and jelly are harder to come by. everyone can do something. it s just a matter of one can will meet a need. reporter: ann is in charge of keeping these shelves stocked. at the gainesville food bank that brought food to cooper s church. in the beginning of the day, everything s in stock. by noon, there s going to be real big holes. reporter: at thanksgiving, people in this neighborhood are thankful. we kind of look forward to this time that we can pick up the gift boxes. and know this holiday, the tables will be full thanks to a little help. clark foraker, gainesville, florida. you can imagine the economic times still tough, a lot of folks out there would appreciate something this thanksgiving. one shelter was able to give stats out. by this time last year they had 600 turkeys, right now they only have 50. it is the reality of how much donations have changed. it is the reality of how much ç�